R. Brendan Fee
Brendan Fee is the deputy practice group leader of the firm’s global antitrust practice and leads the firm’s Philadelphia antitrust practice. Brendan represents US and international companies in complex, high-stakes antitrust lawsuits. These disputes often involve alleged price fixing, market allocation, exclusive dealing, monopolization, group boycotts, price discrimination, tying, bundling, standards development, and other alleged violations of federal and state antitrust law.
In the last several years, Brendan has secured nearly a dozen motion to dismiss victories, many of which were affirmed on appeal. His clients include leading companies in diverse industries such as pharmaceuticals, technology, healthcare, retail and ecommerce, automotive, energy, and industrial products.
Brendan has written extensively on vertical restraints and pricing, as well as antitrust issues in the life sciences industry. He also speaks regularly on cutting-edge competition issues in the ecommerce sector.
As an adjunct professor of law at Rutgers Law School, Brendan has taught courses on topics such as legal writing and appellate advocacy. He formerly served as the litigation practice training partner for Morgan Lewis’s Philadelphia, Princeton, and Wilmington offices. He also participates in the firm’s Class Action Working Group.
